Let’s Bring Our Neighborhoods Back

Southfield is a city with so much potential—a place where families, businesses, and communities can truly thrive. Together, we can bring back that sense of pride and energy that makes Southfield a premier place to live, work, and grow.

Let’s return Southfield to the vibrant, welcoming city we know it can be—a destination for quality living, great schools, beautiful parks, and thriving businesses. We deserve more options for fine dining and diverse restaurants right here in our own backyard, without having to drive out of town for a great meal or a special night out.

But bringing Southfield back isn’t just about new buildings or businesses—it’s about people. It’s about being that good neighbor who looks out for one another, lending a hand, sharing a smile, and fostering a true sense of community.

Let’s re-energize our neighborhood associations, bringing them back to life as hubs for connection, collaboration, and positive change. When neighbors come together, we create stronger, safer, and more vibrant communities.

This is about more than just city improvements—it’s about restoring the spirit of Southfield. Together, we can make Southfield a place we’re all proud to call home.

Safe. Secure. A Place Called Home.

We envision a city where families feel protected, neighborhoods are safe, police presence is trusted, fire response is swift, and our children receive the quality education they deserve. Together, we can build a community that truly feels like home.

Family First

In Southfield, family comes first-whether you're a senior, a single parent, part of a two-income household, raising children., or grandchildren. We are one community, one family, united by a shared commitment to making Southfield a place where everyone feels they belong. That means creating vibrant spaces for recreation, local dining beyond fast food, family-friendly entertainment, and a strong sense of connection. Our children’s future is a shared responsibility, and together, we’re building a Southfield where every generation can thrive.

Southfield Deserves a Community Center. Let’s Build It Together.

Southfield is home to over 75,000 residents and more than 10,000 businesses-yet we have no public swimming pool and no central space for families, youth, and seniors to gather, connect, and thrive.

It’s time to change that.

I believe we can create a comprehensive Southfield Community Center-a vibrant hub offering a swimming pool, basketball courts, fitness and game rooms, and flexible community spaces for events, programs, and enrichment for all ages.

With strong leadership, vision, and a commitment to progress, we can establish a strategic public-private partnership to bring this plan to life. By leveraging our existing resources and aligning with Southfield’s long-term development goals, this vision is not just possible-it’s achievable.

This Community Center isn’t just a building. It’s an investment in our future. It’s a space where families grow, businesses connect, and our entire city comes together

Strengthening Southfield’s Neighborhoods

I’m committed to encouraging homeownership, expanding affordable housing, and supporting property upkeep. I will offer incentives for home repairs, first-time buyers, and property improvements to help residents invest in their homes.

I will champion community beautification projects, empowering volunteer groups to enhance neighborhood entrances, maintain landscaping, and create inviting shared spaces.

By fairly enforcing local property standards and providing resources like education, grants, and assistance programs, we’ll help homeowners and businesses maintain their properties. Together, we’ll address blight, overgrown lots, and neglected buildings—preserving property values and making Southfield a place we’re all proud to call home.

Growing Business, Strengthening Southfield, Lowering the Tax Burden

The best way to ease the tax burden on Southfield residents is to grow our local economy—and that starts with supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs. When businesses thrive, they create jobs and boost the city’s revenue. That extra revenue helps fund important services like public safety, road repairs, parks, and youth programs—without putting all the financial weight on homeowners.

Small businesses are the heart of our community. They bring life to our neighborhoods, provide jobs, and keep dollars circulating right here in Southfield. By offering resources, training, and making it easier to start and grow a business, we can spark new ideas and opportunities across the city.

I believe Southfield should:

Prioritize giving city contracts to small, local, and minority-owned businesses.

Offer workshops, mentorship, and business incubator programs to help entrepreneurs succeed.

Create incentives for businesses to invest and reinvest in our business districts.

Partner with local banks and credit unions to make small business funding more accessible.

Cut unnecessary red tape, making it easier to open and grow a business in Southfield.

When our businesses grow, everyone benefits. More businesses mean more jobs, stronger neighborhoods, and more city revenue—which helps lower taxes for residents while improving the services that make Southfield a great place to live.

Restore Trust Through Transparency


Our community deserves leadership rooted in integrity-where decisions are made in the open and with the best interest of residents at heart. I’m committed to restoring trust in local government by promoting transparency, ethical practices, and accountability at every level

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No more backroom deals. No more confusion about who benefits and why. Just clear, honest leadership Southfield can count on.